gant
French
noun
Definitions
- glove
Etymology
Inherited from Old French guant derived from Frankish *want, *wantu (glove, mitten) derived from Proto-Germanic *wantuz (glove, mitten).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wantuz
Gloss
glove, mitten
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- wantus Latin
- Want German
- agguantare Italian
- guantaio Italian
- guantato Italian
- guanteria Italian
- guanti Italian
- guantificio Italian
- guanto Italian
- guantone Italian
- inguantare Italian
- mezzoguanto Italian
- paraguanto Italian
- wand Dutch, Flemish
- want Dutch, Flemish
- gantelet French
- ganterie French
- gantier French
- monogant French
- enguantar Spanish, Castilian
- guantazo Spanish, Castilian
- guante Spanish, Castilian
- guantelete Spanish, Castilian
- guantera Spanish, Castilian
- guantero Spanish, Castilian
- *wondʰnú- Proto-Indo-European
- *wanduz Proto-Germanic
- *wantuz Proto-Germanic
- vǫttr Old Norse
- gantelet Old French
- guant Old French
- ganto Esperanto
- guant Catalan, Valencian
- γάντι Greek (modern)
- want Middle Dutch
- gant Norman
- găng Vietnamese
- găng tay Vietnamese
- *giwant Old Dutch
- wanda Old Dutch
- *vant'us Proto-Finnic
- *want, *wantu Frankish
- guant Old Occitan
- جوانتي Egyptian Arabic
- gan Antillean Creole